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   by jquast 10y ago

   Saitoha does the most work in this space, http://saitoha.github.io/libsixel/
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   by jquast 10y ago

   I've tried to do this in the past, but there hasn't been much interest at large. I presented this article as a workshop in santa cruz python meetup earlier this year, https://jeffquast.com/post/technical_writi
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   by jquast 10y ago

   The first few chapters of the book, "The Art of Software Security Assessment: Identifying and Preventing Software Vulnerabilities" outlines a very meticulous process of reviewing source code for vulnerabilities in a professional m
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   by jquast 10y ago

   yes, paying $6.95/mo for about a year now for just such a podcast, http://www.artiequitter.com
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   by jquast 10y ago

   I enjoyed the Zaurus C3000 very much and ran OpenBSD on it, eventually donating it to an openbsd developer when I finished my fun with it -- a PDA that can run X11, very nice! http://www.openbsd.org/zaurus.html I remember t
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   by jquast 10y ago

   absolutely agree -- situational awareness of changes in the codebase, this is the number one priority. Even if a reviewer does not understand much of it, when shit happens after merge, they know why. A new issue might be related "to t
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   by jquast 10y ago

   only wish the tooling, such as sbt, were not so lackluster. python as a first language? no problem. scala as a first language? you've got to be kidding me...
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   by jquast 10y ago

   The 'Trollius' module backported asyncio to Python 2, requiring syntax changes, though. For example "yield from" to "yield From()". Work on Trollius was stopped a few weeks ago, there wasn't enough interes
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   by jquast 11y ago

   yes
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    by jquast 11y ago

    I've started a hobby to make similar "Soundscape" recordings in recent months, for example the wharf in Santa Cruz, https://soundcloud.com/user-74007570/soundscape-santa-cruz-w... I am using a Shure MV88
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    by jquast 11y ago

    There is a feature in X.509 for this, "Subject Alternative Names" to cover these alternate hostnames. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SubjectAltName http://wiki.cacert.org/FAQ/subjectAltNam
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    Release 0.6 of RedBaron, high level parser/modifier of python source file(mail.python.org)

    2 points by jquast 11y ago|0 comments
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    by jquast 11y ago

    Set option 'metaSendsEscape' for xterm, lots of help here, https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/MetaKeyProblems
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    by jquast 11y ago

    Absolutely, tasks/system commands should always be stored in VCS as a shell script, so that feature branches can exercise changes in the task itself. Unfortunately theres the other 90% to worry about, and thats where the highest comple
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    by jquast 11y ago

    Having been using jenkins several times since it was Hudson, as well as Bamboo, travis-ci, python buildbot, and TeamCity, Jenkins is a loser from my perspective. Not worth becoming invested in. Its simply too difficult to use by a laymen d
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    by jquast 11y ago

    There is an art in discovering which encoding the text vs. represented by application, by making sense of nonsense. https://jeffquast.com/soviet-encodings.jpg
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    by jquast 11y ago

    or squash
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    by jquast 11y ago

    Have you ever considered this might be compulsive behavior?
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    by jquast 11y ago

    Your automobile doesn't have a clock? A motorcycle? Anyway, boredom is healthy, embrace it!!
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    by jquast 11y ago

    "There are horrible people who, instead of solving a problem, tangle it up and make it harder to solve for anyone who wants to deal with it. Whoever does not know how to hit the nail on the head should be asked not to hit it at all.&qu
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    by jquast 11y ago

    pexpect maintainer here. If this is any kind of criticism on the complexity of pexpect, then you're perfectly correct! Good job, pexpect is unfortunately too old and widely adopted to go changing API for pythonic sake, its freshly due
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    by jquast 11y ago

    Its been open sourced (copious amounts of pascal), https://github.com/rickparrish/Usurper
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    by jquast 11y ago

    I agree, I think the limited turns/day format is prime for a come back!
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    by jquast 11y ago

    You can provide multiple viewers read-only access to session using a combination of ttyrec by the recorder, and ttyplay in streaming mode for incoming tcp connections. Perhaps using socat, inetd, systemd, etc: http://0xcc.net&#x2
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    by jquast 11y ago

    Great comments and an interesting story, thanks for sharing!
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    by jquast 11y ago

    Presumably greylisting? does gmail do that? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greylisting
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    by jquast 11y ago

    > As much as I really like python, I find that calling system commands is a pain.. calling os.system is obviously far from great, and calling subprocess can get cumbersome. Have a look at the 'sh' python module to ease your pai
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    by jquast 11y ago

    probably the right choice (unless you are a netbsd or pkgsrc contributor).
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    by jquast 11y ago

    Its a lie, GOG won't refund under any circumstance. They're jerks.
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    by jquast 11y ago

    There is a method, using the report cursor position query to determine the current location of the cursor, you can then print question characters and re-read the loctation, the difference determining how many cells a character forwards the